Tips to Do When a Client Tries Your Patience
When working with clients, patience is both a must-have quality and a delicate balance. Of course, you’ll want to calmly train clients to use a CMS or explain the specifics of a project. That’s just a display of good manners. But there are situations when you can be a little too patient. There can be points in a relationship where patience acts as an enabler for poor behavior. Therefore, it’s important to learn how to balance your good intentions with the potential for being taken for a ride. Today, we’ll look at some scenarios where patience is called for and when it’s time to say “enough”. You may also be interested in these articles: Tips to Fix the “Are You...
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